In the first half of 2026, four companies entered the trillion-dollar club; according to Jin10, Jensen Huang named the next candidate. In the first half of 2026, four companies crossed the $1 trillion market valuation threshold. Walmart crossed that mark on February 3, driven by e-commerce growth and digital transformation. Samsung Electronics surpassed the threshold on May 6, becoming Asia’s second $1 trillion company after TSMC. Micron Technology reached this milestone on May 26, after UBS raised its target price to $1,625, and SK Hynix crossed the threshold on May 27, becoming Korea’s second $1 trillion company. At Computex, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang publicly said that Marvell Technology would be the next $1 trillion company, triggering a more than 30% single-day surge in its stock price. Meanwhile, AMD is also not far from the milestone; Wall Street expects that if its AI chip shipments meet expectations in the second half of 2026, it will cross the threshold before the end of the year.

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